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Topic ClosedAutoCAD2010-2013 mapping failure

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    Posted: 17.Aug.2012 at 13:12
What material are you mapping to your cylinder?

What do you find "wrong" with the mapping?
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 17.Aug.2012 at 11:40
AutoCAD can’t map properly. Whit cylindrical and spherical mapping does nothing. Whit a sophisticated 3d objects the map is not wrapt properly, it is total mess. The mapping in the “Materials
Editor” preview window is ok, but in the drawing is wrong. Is there any
solution for this problem?


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